Destination Guide Refined by  Name: D from above to remove selectionAttraction Activities (10) Arts (5) Monuments + Museums (10) Sightseeing + Tours (32)  Title Keyword
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| Dublin Fringe Theatre Festival Sackville Place, Dublin, 1 |  |
Ireland's largest festival for the performing arts has grown from its modest beginnings in 1995 to become one of the city's best-loved events. It now puts on 750 performances in 30 venues throughout the city in places as... more
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| Dublin Garden Group Glenamuck Rd, Carrickmines, Dublin, 18 | |
DGG exists to assist group organisers by suggesting itineraries and, when agreed, booking the individual gardens. Organisers should specify any particular interests for their group, so that the most appropriate gardens c... more
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| Dublin Ghost Bus Tour 59 O'Connell Street Upper, Dublin | |
i would just like to rave about the ghost bus tour me and 3 of my friends went on recently the weekend of the 28th july-31st of july. we didnt really know what to expect as we had no info on the tour before we went but b... more
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| Dublin Literary Pub Crawl 9 Duke Street, Duke Pub (Starting point), Dublin, 2 | |
Pub is short for public house, and those who run pubs are publicans. Historically there were times when pubs were combination grocer's/alehouse; and while this practice may have faded in most major towns and cities, you ... more
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| Dublin Mountains Southern Cross Route, Dublin | |
Walking in the Dublin Mountains Dublin is blessed to lie at the foothills of such an amenity - the Dublin Mountains form the border between Counties Dublin and Wicklow and offer some fantastic opportunities for walking, ... more
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| Dublin Theatre Festival 44 E Essex Street, Dublin, 2 | |
Productions are drawn from all corners of the globe. The Abbey and the Gate theatres will present theatre premieres, award-winning plays and work by young directors. In addition there will be a showcase of works by women... more
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| Dublin Tourism Centre Suffolk Street, Dublin, 2 | |
A trip to the fantastic new Dublin Tourism Centre is a must for every visitor to Dublin, providing a one stop shop for all your information and reservation needs while visiting Dublin city and county. Opened in 1996, the... more
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| Dublin Writers Festival Foley Street, Dublin City Council (Organisers), Dublin, 1 | |
These days it's easy to see ourselves as passive recipients of a wave of media representations: the world in crisis from extremes of faith or nature, our inclination to forget history - an embrace of materialism our ... more
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| Dublin Writers Museum 18 Great Denmark Street, Dublin, 1 | |
I was interested to visit the Dublin Writers Museum as I was aware the city had a strong literary tradition but knew very little about it other than James Joyce. I was most surprised to learn that Bram Stoker, author of ... more
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| Dublin Zoo Phoenix Park, Cunningham Road, Dublin, 15 | |
Where does one start? The zoo? - (ridiculously overpriced and only for people who enjoy watching neurotic animals in captivity) The Guinness Factory? - (being charged the price of a theatre ticket to see dull machinery a... more
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